The Biden dynasty — long defined by political favoritism, self-dealing, and scandal — has just added another headline to its running list of embarrassments.

Ashley Biden, daughter of Joe Biden, has filed for divorce from her husband, Dr. Howard Krein — a man whose own career has been entangled with allegations of influence peddling and financial conflicts tied to the Biden political machine.

The filing landed Monday in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas. Within hours, Ashley took to Instagram to signal her “fresh start,” sharing a photo of herself strolling through a park with a thumbs-up, set to Beyoncé’s “Freedom.” She also posted a telling quote: “New life, new beginnings means new boundaries. New ways of being that won’t look or sound like they did before,” according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.

The official reason for the split? Kept under wraps — in true Biden fashion. Ashley and Krein married in 2012 in Greenville, Delaware, after being introduced by her late brother, Beau Biden. Krein’s 2011 proposal reportedly received Joe Biden’s personal blessing while he was vice president. “This is the right guy,” Biden declared. “And he’s getting a helluva woman.”

Ashley even bragged about her father’s role in orchestrating her wedding reception during her 2012 Democratic National Convention speech, telling the audience how “Vice President Dad” rode around on a John Deere 4-wheeler arranging plants and fixing place settings. But the homespun image hides a more familiar reality: Biden family events are rarely free of political and financial overlap.

Krein, now 59, is more than just a plastic surgeon at Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals. In October 2020, Breitbart News revealed that he was advising the Biden presidential campaign on COVID-19 policy while serving as chief medical officer at StartUp Health — a company investing in pandemic-related businesses with direct connections to the Obama-Biden administration. That’s not just questionable judgment — it’s the textbook definition of a conflict of interest. And if his last name were “Trump,” it would have been a national scandal for weeks.

Ashley Biden’s own track record is equally problematic. In 2023, it was revealed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Archewell Foundation donated $250,000 to her nonprofit, Women’s Wellness (Spa)ce. The Philadelphia-based “trauma-informed wellness center” never disclosed the massive donation on its tax filings — a direct violation of IRS rules. The National Legal and Policy Center has since filed a formal IRS complaint accusing the group of flouting federal reporting laws.

Meanwhile, the Bidens have continued to enjoy taxpayer perks — at least until President Donald J. Trump put an end to it. In 2023, Trump revoked Secret Service protection for Ashley and her scandal-ridden brother, Hunter, signaling that the Biden family’s endless taxpayer-funded gravy train had finally hit a stop.

The pattern is unmistakable: the Biden name has become a brand built not on service to the nation, but service to themselves — shielding wrongdoing, exploiting connections, and operating above the law. Ashley Biden’s divorce isn’t merely a personal matter; it’s another fissure in the carefully maintained façade of a family dynasty rooted in political privilege.

From Hunter Biden’s foreign business schemes to Krein’s pandemic profiteering and Ashley’s nonprofit cash cover-up, the evidence is mounting: the Biden family enterprise thrives on corruption. And while the corporate media will dutifully spin this as a “private family matter,” the American people see the truth. This is about more than a broken marriage — it’s about dismantling a broken legacy.